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The Lure (2015) imdb trivia
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The Lure (2015) imdb trivia
As many critics noted Stanley Donen filmed this thriller in an uncharacteristically flamboyant style, using bizarre camera angles and eccentric visual compositions throughout. He later admitted that he had never felt that the screenplay was quite right (many writers worked on it, and it was rumored to be still being re-worked during shooting), so he had given the film an unusual look to disguise its shortcomings.
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- Actors Nick Chinlund and David Duchovny knew each other from school as kids.
- Scully awakens in bed by a phone call from Mulder at 11:21pm, just like in season 1 pilot and finale.
- During the opening scene (post credits), the camera pans past several gravestones. The name on one of the gravestones is Raymond Soames. Ray Soames is a character in The Pilot (1993) about whom the plot revolves.
- This episode about a serial killer inspired Chris Carter to make the TV series Millennium (1996).
- An FBI field agent watches a football game on TV and focuses on a play by Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Cris Carter. The creator of the X-Files is also named Chris Carter.
- When the fetishist asks what the young FBI agents names are, he is told one of them is named Scully, like the baseball announcer. The character of Scully is in fact named after famous Los Angeles Dodgers color commentary announcer Vin Scully.
- Agent Bocks' mention of "that kid from Wisconsin" is likely a reference to serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer.
- This episode is quoted repeatedly as one of Chris Carter's favorites.
- At 20 minutes 45 seconds of this episode, Scully states the time of inspecting the body for audio recording purposes. She says, "The time is 11:14 am, Monday November 14." So, the date and time correspond: the eleventh month is represented by the hour 11, and the fourteenth day is represented by the minute14.
- The original title was "Fascination".
- Catherine Ann Terle was born in 1973 and died in 1994.
- In the pre-credit sequence, a man sees what appears to be a skinless demonic figure in the dark, which is later revealed to be Donald Pfaster. It is affirmed in Episode 7. 7 "The X-Files: Orison (2000)" that Pfaster was in fact a demon.
- First time Mulder embraces Scully since The X-Files: Pilot (1993).
- Donnie Pfaster returns in the Season 7 episode The X-Files: Orison (2000).
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Friends: But why do you watch CACW on repeat?
Me:
I love Robert Downey Jr. ...but he should have stuck with his Sherlock Holmes accent. Now that was passable.
Other than that, it was a lovely film.